Tailoring Heterovalent Interface Formation with Light

Tailoring the Interface to Individual Users

As the input and output capabilities in Ubiquitous Computing are often very limited, the interaction costs are much higher than for traditional desktop applications. Adapting the interface to the user’s needs and preferences is the key to reducing interaction costs and increasing usability of applications. In this paper, we present the AUGUR system that can automatically generate such user-adap...

Tailoring light-matter interaction with a nanoscale plasmon resonator.

We propose and demonstrate a new approach for achieving enhanced light-matter interactions with quantum emitters. Our approach makes use of a plasmon resonator composed of defect-free, highly crystalline silver nanowires surrounded by patterned dielectric distributed Bragg reflectors. These resonators have an effective mode volume (V(eff)) 2 orders of magnitude below the diffraction limit and a...

Formation interface detection using Gamma Ray log: A novel approach

There are two methods for identifying formation interface in oil wells: core analysis, which is a precise approach but costly and time consuming, and well logs analysis, which petrophysists perform, which is subjective and not completely reliable. In this paper, a novel coupled method was proposed to detect the formation interfaces using GR logs. Second approximation level (a2) of GR log gained...

Tailoring magnetic anisotropy at the ferromagnetic/ferroelectric interface

Tailoring magnetic anisotropy at the ferromagnetic/ferroelectric interface" (2008). Faculty Publications from Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience.

Tailoring the Interface Properties of Magnetite for Spintronics